JD Forestry LLC

JD Forestry LLC, a minority-owned, woman-owned, and American Indian-owned small disadvantaged business based in Medford, Oregon, operates as a prime contractor providing vegetation management, manual fuels reduction treatments, wildfire prevention services, and water handling equipment support to the USDA Forest Service. The vendor competes exclusively under total small business set-asides on its indefinite delivery contracts and predominantly full-and-open on task orders issued against those vehicles.

JD Forestry's customer concentration is heavily tilted toward the USDA Forest Service's regional operations. The Forest Service R5 Pacific Southwest Region drives the dollar majority — 16 awards worth $22.9 million in combined potential value — while the R6 Pacific Northwest Region accounts for 40 awards worth $2.6 million, and the National Interagency Fire Center holds 17 awards worth $3.1 million. Together, these three customer entities represent 100 percent of the vendor's recent award footprint by count and value. The two rankings diverge sharply: R5 dominates potential value (78 percent) but represents only 20 percent of award count, indicating that Pacific Southwest contracts carry higher individual values — ranging up to $692,900 for the Slater Slashing and Hand Piling delivery order in 2022 — while Pacific Northwest and NIFC awards tend toward smaller, more frequent task orders in the $14,400 to $257,400 range.

JD Forestry holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its task-order stream. The single largest vehicle is a $20 million manual fuels reduction IDIQ awarded by R5 Pacific Southwest Region in July 2022 (completing July 2027), which has funded at least two major task orders for pre-commercial thinning, hand piling, and wildfire prevention in Northern California national forests. Five additional IDIQs, each with $250,000 to $500,000 ceilings and total small business set-asides, cover water handling equipment, chippers and crews, and manual fuels reduction services across Regions 5 and 6 and the West Zone (Regions 3, 5, 6, and 10). These include the NIFC-awarded water handling IDIQ ($500,000, awarded February 2026, completing May 2030) and the chipper-and-crews IDIQ ($500,000, awarded February 2026, completing May 2029). The top five parent vehicles account for 69 task orders with $5.1 million in combined potential value.

Activity has declined from a 2022 peak of 18 awards to 7 awards through August 2026, with intervening years at 14 awards (2023), 17 awards (2024), and 11 awards (2025). The vendor has generated $6.1 million in combined obligations against $29.4 million in potential value — a 21 percent obligation rate characteristic of multi-year IDIQs and long-tail task orders. NAICS concentration is absolute: all 82 awards are coded to NAICS 561730 (Support Activities for Forestry), and 75 of 82 awards carry PSC Natural Resources/Conservation-Forest-Range Fire Suppression/Presuppression. The vendor maintains no subcontractor footprint and competes as a prime on all awards. Work is performed across the Pacific Northwest (Regions 6) and Pacific Southwest (Region 5), with performance locations spanning Medford, Lakeview, and Prineville in Oregon; Happy Camp, Fort Jones, Eureka, Yreka, and Gasquet in Northern California; and scattered support for NIFC nationwide incident response.